The director of a government institute that employs various scientific geniuses commits a clever murder. But another kind of genius is on the case: Lt. Columbo.
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Stars:
Shemar Moore,
Matthew Gray Gubler,
Thomas Gibson
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Stars:
S. Epatha Merkerson,
Jerry Orbach,
Jesse L. Martin
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Stars:
Alfred Hitchcock,
Harry Tyler,
John Williams
Dr. Marshall Cahill is the director of a government institute that employs various scientific geniuses, including the elderly Dr. Nicholson, who knows that Cahill's son Neil has plagiarized a dead man's theory of molecular structure. When Nicholson threatens exposure, Dr. Cahill murders him and cleverly makes the killing look like the job of a heroin junkie who needed his fix. But clever or not, another kind of genius is on the case: the rumpled, redoubtable Lt. Columbo. Written by
J. Spurlin
Perhaps the most unusual "guest star" in the entire "Columbo" series is the robot who is programmed to provide Marshall Cahill with his alibi. Robby the Robot is best known for having starred in the Sci-Fi classic Forbidden Planet directed by Fred M. Wilcox, as well as in "The Twilight Zone". See more »
Quotes
Lt. Columbo:
Oh, think tank! Oh, I read about that in the paper. Yeah, that's, uh, that's a place full of geniuses, right?
Dr. Marshall Cahill:
Well...
Lt. Columbo:
Right. Uh, may I ask, sir, uh, just what is it that YOU do here?
Dr. Marshall Cahill:
I'm the director.
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I found myself completely interested in this film from start to finish, it was really great. Peter Falk once again proves to be one of the definitive TV detectives. The story concerns a dead scientist, and it's a well made adventure from there on out. If you like Columbo, see this, NOW! You can't miss this.
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I found myself completely interested in this film from start to finish, it was really great. Peter Falk once again proves to be one of the definitive TV detectives. The story concerns a dead scientist, and it's a well made adventure from there on out. If you like Columbo, see this, NOW! You can't miss this.